Re: #U/C: Northern Expressway | 22km
Posted: Tue Jul 27, 2010 11:05 pm
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Well Aidan is involved...AtD wrote:This is the most mind numbing argument ever.
We could call it A0 (argument care factor zero).AtD wrote:This is the most mind numbing argument ever.
I think it's September, but there hasn't really been an update about the final date yet.Hooligan wrote:Anywho, when is this project expected to be open?
Ahah I remember reading thatHooligan wrote:Nah this argument is alright, Aidan added some numbers together, he's good at that.
Remember people, the correct way to say how many lanes a road is is 4+4 not 4x4 because 4x4=16 whereas 4+4=8, Saying this will mean Aidan will say something like "ZOMG!!! why do you want to build a 16 lane road LOLOLOLOL"
Anywho, when is this project expected to be open?
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sout ... 5905505415Northern Expressway ahead of schedule
From: AdelaideNow
August 15, 2010 3:02
Work on the $564 million Northern Expressway is three months ahead of schedule, with Adelaide's newest freeway now scheduled to be open to traffic on September 13.
Federal Minister for Infrastructure Anthony Albanese and Premier Mike Rann today opened the Port Wakefield Road bridge - one of 15 bridges along the 23-kilometre Northern Expressway.
Mr Rann said the bridge opening heralded the imminent completion of the expressway, which will link the Sturt Highway with Port Wakefield Road.
He announced a community celebration of the expressway on September 12, which would include a 46km bike race.
The federal government contributed $451.2 million to the freeway project via its economic stimulus plan.
Fixed.rogue wrote:http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sout ... 5905505415M20 ahead of schedule
From: AdelaideNow
August 15, 2010 3:02
Work on the $564 million Northern Expressway is three months ahead of schedule, with Adelaide's newest freeway now scheduled to be open to traffic on September 13.
I can guarantee all 86 advanced directional signs and 32 changeable message signs say M20drwaddles wrote:Pics or GTFO.Hooligan wrote:There are signs right along the project saying M20
Are you from some sort of parallel galaxy?mrsmooth81 wrote:hi - long time reader, first time poster...
does anybody know why at the heaslip road interchange, that "TO M31" is signposted towards Angle Vale
is there possibly another project in the works?
well.... i obviously haven't read the guidelines.. but if it's like any other forum i'd assume that it mentions something about search function n00bThe Scooter Guy wrote:Are you from some sort of parallel galaxy?mrsmooth81 wrote:hi - long time reader, first time poster...
does anybody know why at the heaslip road interchange, that "TO M31" is signposted towards Angle Vale
is there possibly another project in the works?
IF you actually read the forum guidelines, then you may know exactly how it works.
dead serious, i've driven past several times lately and have thought WTF..DM8 wrote:NO WAY! Are you serious? The M31 is the Hume Highway between Sydney and Melbourne, eastern terminus of the Sturt Highway. Why would they put a "TO M31" sign when it's 1000kms further ahead and across another two states?